Energy Auditing Training

Key information

• Duration: Half day

• Location: In House

• Format: Instructor-led presentation with discussion

• Outcome: Clear understanding of energy audit fundamentals and legislation surrounding energy audits.

• Prerequisites: None

Who is this course for?

• Facilities, maintenance and operations staff

• Energy and sustainability team members

• Engineers and technical staff new to energy auditing

• Organisations that need information on SI426 compliance

Key learnings include:

• The purpose and benefits of energy auditing

• Overview of SI426 of 2014 and other regulatory requirements

• Energy audit terminology, scope and boundaries

• Typical structure of an energy audit

• How energy audits identify efficiency opportunities

Key information

• Duration: 1 day

• Location: In House

• Format: Instructor-led presentation with case studies and examples.

• Outcome: Ability to conduct energy audits that are compliant to relevant legislation.

• Prerequisites: Foundations level or equivalent experience

Who this course is for?

• Energy managers and energy team members

• Facilities and engineering leads

• Sustainability and compliance staff

• Those involved in procuring, completing or supporting energy audits

Key learnings include:

• Scope and plan an energy audit

• Collect, analyse and interpret energy data

• Identify and assess Significant Energy Uses (SEUs)

• Develop practical, cost-effective energy saving opportunities

• Document findings in a compliant audit report

• Link audit outputs to action planning and investment decisions

Key information

• Duration: 3 days

• Location: In House

• Format: Facilitated workshop with case studies and calculation exercises

• Outcome: Ability to lead energy audits that deliver actionable opportunities and quantified savings

• Prerequisites: Practitioner-level energy auditing experience or equivalent

Who this course is for

• Lead and senior energy auditors

• Energy and sustainability managers

• ISO 50001 Energy Management System leads

• Engineers and consultants responsible for audit quality and outcomes

• Those overseeing energy audit programmes across sites

Key learnings include:

• Lead end to end energy audits in line with applicable legislation and standards

• Identify and prioritise Significant Energy Uses (SEUs) across buildings, systems and processes

• Analyse SEU performance and operating patterns

• Identify energy efficiency opportunities at system and process level

• Quantify potential energy savings using appropriate calculation methods

• Assess technical, operational and behavioural improvement measures

• Develop robust, evidence-based business cases for energy projects

• Integrate audit findings with ISO 50001, action planning and decarbonisation strategies

• Ensure audit outputs meet regulatory and organisational requirements